Tag: retro computer
We’ve been posting news about Paul Gardner-Stephen’s project on Commodore is Awesome very often, and today we are pleased to see that his efforts weren’t in vain. Today, he presented, in partnership with the people behind the Museum of Electronic Games & Art a new 8-bit computer – the MEGA65 Retro Computer. Strongly based on the never-released Commodore 65, the…
VCF East is now part of the history that it tries to tell. The last event took place last weekend, and it seems whoever was able to attend had a blast! If you, like myself, couldn’t be there, you can have a glimpse of the event visiting the link below, containing some nice photos of the event. Link: VCF East…
Individual Computers states that “the first C64 Reloaded boards have passed our quality control”. C64 Reloaded is a modern implementation of a C64, using the original components of the machine. They were able to build a small quantity equipped with new-old-stock chips, meaning old components that were never used or installed anywhere. The only used component is the video chip….
The hosts Carrington Vanston , Paul Hagstrom, and Jack Nutting are back in this new episode. The host’s topic is what can/should/do you do with the data you find on newly acquired vintage computers. Link: RCR Website
MSX Magazine Revival were released by ASCII in 2003 in occasion of the platform 20th anniversary, and were sold only in Japan. Each edition had a companion CD containing games and other goods. Now, these CDs are freely available on our beloved Internet Archive in ISO format. Some of the contents of the CDs are: CD1 • “Pleasant 8-Bit Games:”…
